Which way should the text on your screen move when you spin the mouse wheel? :P
Which way should the text on your screen move when you spin the mouse wheel? :P
Worse, you can tell from the filename they didn’t even save the full resolution image.
The first C in Pacific is pronounced at least very similarly to the one in Ocean, depending on dialect.
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Ugh, hard disagree on apple UX.
If you look really closely you can see OP actually drew a “3” on the picture, I think this might be a clue…
Eheheheh. Aaahehrhehrh.
Ahhhhhhhh, fuck off :)
Avatar, profile picture, pfp, icon. Same thing.
I am curious what is an acceptable avatar now
I use it for some things. It’s good for file batch processing, for example. I could probably do those things in python but I use C# and powershell at work so I know .net better.
This isn’t even about government styles. This is just investing in infrastructure vs not doing that.
Ahaha, not bad actually
The idea is to make fun of actual mistakes you could make due to the different button layouts and names. I legit get RT and RB backwards because “Right Top / Right Bottom” makes more sense to my playstation brain than “Right Trigger / Right Bumper”; to me they’re both triggers, just one is analogue and one isn’t. Plus the position of X being in a different spot on 3 contemporary consoles.
I’ve never confused left and right at least, thankfully! :)
Fixed, see my reply to salvaria’s comment. :)
After all these years. Finally, I have them all.
Hard to say without having used Arch. I just really like Portage. It does some really neat things.
Okay, now build a gigantic coal furnace in the middle before the storm comes.
Would make a better rhyme if you made it “The USA just bombed Iran, paint all the green ones back to tan.” 'Cause then the syllable count matches.
Ohh! Nice to know! Might try that with War Thunder tomorrow. No clue if that’s SDL or not.
Mhm, it’s all about perspective. Moving the viewport or the content. The viewport or the viewer, for first person. Ideally you should always have the option to choose.